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Superhuman By Habit: A Guide to Becoming the Best Possible Version of Yourself, One Tiny Habit at a Time Paperback – Sept. 9 2014
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- Print length122 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateSept. 9 2014
- Dimensions13.34 x 0.71 x 20.32 cm
- ISBN-101503295591
- ISBN-13978-1503295599
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- Publisher : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (Sept. 9 2014)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 122 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1503295591
- ISBN-13 : 978-1503295599
- Item weight : 136 g
- Dimensions : 13.34 x 0.71 x 20.32 cm
- Best Sellers Rank: #426,880 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1,496 in The Self, Ego & Personality
- #12,038 in Personal Transformation in Self-Help
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About the author

Tynan has spent his life exploring the outer reaches of human experience and making them accessible to everyone. He has written six books, some of which have been #1 bestsellers in their categories and translated into foreign languages. He is best known for traveling the world with a tiny backpack, buying an island with his friends, appearing as a major character in the book The Game, and for blogging for over 10 years at Tynan.com.
He has been featured in newspapers, magazines, and TV. He was selected as one of Time Magazine's top 25 bloggers and as one of the first Amtrak Resident Writers.
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If you don't know already, Tynan is a very productive person. For this reason I was a bit intimidated, I'm naturally a pretty lazy person, so I thought what Tynan had to say might be a bit above my level. This was entirely wrong. In the first half of the book Tynan spells out very clearly how to start and maintain habits and why habits are important in the first place. He also suggests starting with smaller habits, and discusses why it's important not to take on more than you can handle at one time. In the second half, he talks about specific habits you may want to try, such as meditation, minimalism, and writing. He discusses how to put these exact habits in place, so if having a firm structure helps out, you can find it here.
All in all I think this would be a great pick for anyone, but especially great for the absolute beginner - it is exceptionally clear and to-the-point.
That being said, I found it to be pretty useful and I am working on implementing the tips suggested by him.
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Which of us hasn't made changes for the better in line with these? And his constant "a friend asked me the other day how it was that I became so awesome". I'm calling BS. No one asked you that - it's a weak and insincere way of justifying why he's writing about such mundane stuff. Because someone else asked. Tsh. As if.
This morning I decided to write a daily reminder in my phone to bring the milk in before it gets warm. It seems like a decent enough idea so I'm going to write a book about it. 240 pages ought to cover it. So if you'll excuse me I'd better crack on.
But it is all so true and relevant.
The book is cheaply produced and a bit of a disappointment when it arrives as it has that self published feel about it. The writing style is unrefined and can be annoying but I persist in saying that the essence of the book, if you overlook these factors, is relevant and if followed would help you in achieve success.
Other book son habits will go to inordinate length to tell you the psychology of habit creation and the methodology - this one skips all that and gets to work.
Worth an indulgent read.
I read Superhuman by Habit one sitting and frankly find myself delighted.
I've made numerous notes, gained some valuable insights and feel empowered and focused, with some directly applicable directions and skills to apply to a couple of areas of change in my life.
In essence a couple of big challenges now appear far more manageable in realising I can use habits to overcome them.
Not only was the content good but I also greatly appreciated Tynans style. Honest, upbeat, well considered.
I'll be happily recommending Superhuman by Habit to numerous people.
(Some people said they found the author too perfect: I dont think so. He says he was a couch potato, as I was, and already my friends are starting to say "Amanda, you're so disciplined/persistent/get things done" etc. I'm not at all...was the worst procrasinator ever. The book method makes it easy to be "perfect" without needing willpower.)
If you’ve always been interested in the ideas of forming habits (and if you read this book you will absolutely realise that you should be) but always failed than this book is for you. It really breaks down how to form habits and more importantly how to stick to them.
I loved that he included what habits he uses because it gave me really good ideas.
